Great100000:
(1) Okra soup (aka ila alasepo)

Okra soup is simply a stewed okra soup recipe. It is a very popular delicacy among the Yoruba ethnic group of western Nigeria. It is also known as Ila Alasepo by the Yorubas. This Nigerian Okra soup recipe can be replicated with or without Palm oil. It is also by far the cheapest soup one could prepare in the country.

N200 – Okro
N150 – Grounded Pepper
N200 – Palm Oil
N300 – Ponmo
You will even be left with a change of N200

Silentgroper:


Errm

Why does her backside looks like jewessgratitud3 backside ...

Be like you don finally mount the podium..


Hehehehe, 1 bag of Rice was the magic word " open sesame"

😋😋

Silentgroper:


Errm

Why does her backside looks like jewessgratitud3 backside ...

Be like you don finally mount the podium..


Hehehehe, 1 bag of Rice was the magic word " open sesame"

😋😋

Anguldi:
Country hard oOoOO

God Abeg

My ex girlfriend visited me today, Omo sapa don humble her

mariahAngel:


Since Samantha left, you seem lost on nairaland.
Get over it!

UHLmoving:
Okay, but I want this 😋😋

Kingsmeal:
Hunger and hardship sef don get influencers😂😂.

Nigeria my kwantri. Kai

Dear Op, we have a cheaper one called Oha soup.

Oha leaf N100
Thickener N50
Uziza N50
Dried Fish N500
Red Oil N200
Pepper N50
Maggi N50.

This is more balanced

Great100000:
(3) Ogbono soup

Ogbono Soup is a super tasty, nutrient-dense soup made with Ogbono seeds (African wild mango seeds). It’s a draw soup just like Okro with enough viscosity to have it sticky to a ‘swallow’ for a sumptuous meal experience. It is also not a soup you need to break the bank for as with N1,000 you can have it made:

N250 – Ogbono seeds

N150 – Pepper

N200 – Palm Oil

N300 – Panla (to give it some spice if you want)

phemmie06:
De play.
Ogbono seed ₦250.00
Dey dream

VinnyBaba:


Maybe The OP wants to drink the Soup, like Palmwine.

ahnie:
How would you cook okra soup with pepper of 150?




Jeez.

Great100000:
(2) Egusi Soup

Egusi is a traditional one-pot soup that combines blended melon seed, pepper, leafy vegetables, and meat. It is nutty, spicy, and tasty.

With N1000 you can prepare an egusi soup. Here is how:

N250 – Half cup of Egusi

N150 – Grounded Pepper

N200 – Palm Oil

N300 – Pumpkin leave (Ugwu)

mariahAngel :


Since Samantha left, you seem lost on nairaland.
Get over it!

PastorOlokonla:


What are you talking about brother Silentgroper, today is Sunday, a holy day of the Lord, the only podium I mount is the pulpit to proclaim the gospel.

I am a holy man of God and you seem to have dirty mind.

I was only bringing attention to the firewood in the picture to sensitize and encourage Nlanders to cook more with firewoods.

Where did you even see backside in an innocent picture.

Repent from your silentgroping for the kingdom of God is at hand.

intruder15:


LOL. Be like say e don teh you go market. When you say half cup, do you mean half derica or half milk cup. Cuz half derica alone na 1k already.

j3r3myk3n:
Let's go back to our default natural meal.

B A N A N A.

sageb:


you are observant, he was so into her and she was using a Radiographer to catch cruise.
samantha124, the southy Girl don otilor.
Last year, She informed us that she will leave the forum soon so I wasn't surprised about her absence.

Great100000:
Which one is your favorite soup?

Great100000:
(2) Egusi Soup

Egusi is a traditional one-pot soup that combines blended melon seed, pepper, leafy vegetables, and meat. It is nutty, spicy, and tasty.

With N1000 you can prepare an egusi soup. Here is how:

N250 – Half cup of Egusi
1 cup here is 300
N150 – Grounded Pepper

N200 – Palm Oil

N300 – Pumpkin leave (Ugwu)

Great100000:
(5) Waterleaf soup

Water Leaf is a green leafy vegetable (Talinum Triangulare) grown in Nigeria. An excellent immune booster, it is one of those green vegetables that grow all year round but flourishes more in the raining season. Gbure is what the Yoruba people call it, while the Edo people call it Ebedondon.

It also takes its place among the cheapest soups you could make in the country:


Waterleaf – N400
Palm Oil – N200
Ponmo – N300

HayTerran:
Gimme all. Egusi, Efo, Okra, Ewedu, and Ogbono.

But do you cook ewedu alone?